A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... cultivated , a considerable improvement in the seasons has taken place ; winter beginning later , and spring earlier than formerly . Towards the west , the winters are colder than on the coast ; but the weather is more steady , and the ...
... cultivated , a considerable improvement in the seasons has taken place ; winter beginning later , and spring earlier than formerly . Towards the west , the winters are colder than on the coast ; but the weather is more steady , and the ...
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... cultivated . The middle part , which is crossed in going from Philadelphia to New York , abounds with ex- tensive tracts of good land , but the soil varies consider- ably ; in some places being sandy , in others stony , and in others ...
... cultivated . The middle part , which is crossed in going from Philadelphia to New York , abounds with ex- tensive tracts of good land , but the soil varies consider- ably ; in some places being sandy , in others stony , and in others ...
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... cultivation ; where the man- ners of the people and even their language have a diffe- The land still rises by a gradual ascent ... cultivated Indian corn principally ; and in the back country , besides these , they raise tobacco in large ...
... cultivation ; where the man- ners of the people and even their language have a diffe- The land still rises by a gradual ascent ... cultivated Indian corn principally ; and in the back country , besides these , they raise tobacco in large ...
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